Delaware Valley Central High School - Delaware Yearbook (Callicoon, NY)

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LONG EDDY Emanuel F Ferrara BS MA Colgate University New York University Mathematics and Science Long Eddy CLARA A MILLER BS State Teachers College New York University Elementary Social Studies and English Long Eddy Secretary of Faculty D.V.C.S. GRADES 3 AND 4 First Row: A. Milk, A. Oestrich, R. M. Bishop, J. Adams, C. Peake, D. Haight, Second Row: D. Milk, M. Hoffman, M. Caswell, W. Hubert, J. Neer, D. Neer, W. Young, G. Hubert, R. Bishop, Third Row: E. Caswell, R. Myrick, Mrs. R. Nevin, teacher. GRADES I AND 2 First Row: S. Gott, J. MacDonald, R. Neer, D. Milk, R. Neer, Second Raw: K Hans'osten J Ferrera C Neer R - I I ' I - , . - - Stewart, B. Peake, E. Oestrich, H. Com Kuherme Damn ' Oneonta State Teachers College. OTHER SCHOOLS IN THE DISTRICT As time has progressed from the earlier years when D.V.C. was central- ized, the small schools around the vicinity were closed until today there are only two one-room school build- ings and the school house in Long Eddy, which accommodates children from grades one through nine. Since these schools are truly a part of the Delaware Valley Central School dis- trict, they rightfully deserve a place in The Delaware 'I95'I. GRADES 5, 6, 7, 8 First Row: R. Hughs, P. Maxson, C. Esolonp Second Row: P. Oestrich, F. Brush, M. Miller, K. Myrick, Third Row: Mrs. C. Miller, J. Schmelling, J. Neer,ET. Coddington, V. L. Peake, G. Minckler, D. Maxson, Mr. Ferrera, W. Blackstone. Ruth Nevin, B.S. Oneonta State Teachers College, Albany State Teachers College. 3-4 Grade, Long Eddv. tort: Third Row: G. Milk, Miss Darrin, L. Hughs, L. Thomas, P. Gillowg Stand- Ing: D. Minckler, R. M. Van Pelt, H. Young, A. Karkkainen, W. Hughs, Ab- lant: G. Peake, P. Price. Grades I, 2, Long Eddy. Mrs. Mary McGIoin, Cafeteria Frank Bullis, Janitor

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MRS. MANOUSE School Lunch Class Of 1963 The class of 1963 can ae com- pared to an hour-glass, just fresh-ly turned over. As the bottom of the hour-glass gathers the sand, the kindergarten has begun to assim- ilate knowledge. These 34 mem- bers have started their school days under the guidance of Miss Mickel. Their work consists of learning songs, drawing pictures and mas- tering the art of writing. Health, especially of the teeth, has been stressed throughout the year. First Row: J. Winterrath, G. Lahm, F. Bauernfeind, L. Stewart, Second Row: R. Hirte, L, Blatchly, G. Conklin, W. Mudge, C. Miller, J. Ohls, A. Wood, Third Row: B. Bernitt, M. Lorenzo, B. Ray, G. srsmf ow D Class Ol 1962 First Row: L. Highhouse, J. Herbert, Second Row: N. Lohr, C. Stewart, M. L. Buddenhagen, Third Row: C. Conklin, D. Lubbe, Fourth Row: l. Hoffman, D. Bud- denhagen, F. Hermann, Fifth Row: M. VanGorden, M. Nearing, P. Meyer, Sixth Row: R. Kern, G. VanGorden, S. Long, A. Bruckner, G. Hadley, Seventh Row: Mrs. To- bin, R. Meyer. Florence Tobin Brockport State Teachers College. Grade I. ll' x g ' 1: l PLAYTIME Conklin, N. Reichrnan, Fourth Row: R. McGrath, F, Hahn, D. Valaites, R. Schumacher, L. R. Mxsk Hillriegel, G. Euker, Fifth Row: E. l l 5 LJ Ei ffl 'Al l in Gorton, J. Bauer, V. Bennett, P. it s VanGorden, W. VanGorden, Sixth i Sk XX Row: P. J. Rasmussen, F. Bishop. A . N g X X' WJ lodys Mickel, Graduate Q 1' R .Y.S. College for Teachers at Q neonta. X '---- 'J indergarten. - If 'F 'wi' T NAP TIME

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Mary Horton Oneonta State Teachers College. Grades, Hankins. 1 r 1 rrf' lE:: NORTH BRANCH GRADE scHooL First Row: J. Poley, A. Bogert, E. Vogler, Second Row: R. M. Gib- bons, D. Cheery, Third Row: B. Poley, R. Vogler, Mrs. J. Denholm, E. Reimer, Absent: B. Campbell. HANKINS GRADE SCHOOL First Row: J. Erickson, L. Boggiag Second Row: P. Hubert A Gebelein, V. Simon, P. Feigenbutzg Standing: R. A. Sipple, L. Geb elein, G. Bouldin, E. Stana, V. Valaitis, Back Row: Mrs. Horton '!'QI-if Jennie W. Denholrn Extension Courses at: N. Y. University Oneonta State Teachers College. Grades l-5, North Branch. 53